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Hi all,

Im a Freelance Web Designer from Hyderabad, India. providing web site designing services for corporate institutions, individuals, and small businesses at affordable prices.

Sir, My site was ranked decently in google, till I got a mail from you saying that my site is infected. Im a small freelance web designer from hyderabad and was getting enough projects with the help of google. Now after my site is deleted from googles directory for 30 days, Im not getting any new projects.

I have done all the needed things which are mentioned in that mail.

Please do help me.

Chakradhar.B

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A short, practical recovery checklist and what the thread already pointed out.

As noted, a "request reconsideration" or review is required to restore Google visibility — but only after the site is fully cleaned. , and are correct that more details matter (CMS, recent uploads, Search Console messages, hosting changes). Without that context any diagnosis is limited; the steps below are the general, verifiable workflow that works in most hacked-site cases.

  • Sign in to Google Search Console and save any messages. Check "Security issues" and "Manual actions", and use the URL Inspection tool to see how Google renders pages.
  • Scan the site with at least one external scanner (for example, a free site malware scanner) and a server-side file scan. Look for unfamiliar files, obfuscated JS/PHP, unexpected redirects, or injected links/pages.
  • Check robots.txt, meta robots tags and HTTP headers for accidental blocking or noindex directives. Verify important pages return 200 and not 403/503/500.
  • Clean: remove injected files/pages or restore a known-clean backup, update CMS/plugins/themes, rotate all passwords and keys, remove unknown admin users, and fix server permissions.
  • Collect evidence (screenshots, cleaned file lists, server logs) and then submit a review in Search Console. Do not request review until you are confident the site is clean.

Google documents the cleanup-and-review process in its Search Central guidance for hacked sites; an independent scanner can help confirm visible issues. Recovery timelines vary (days to weeks) and incomplete cleanups commonly cause repeated penalties.

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Member Avatar for marketingworld

Have you considered requesting for reconsideration at google?
Read this link:

Member Avatar for canadafred

There's something here you are not telling us.

Member Avatar for x3mario

Yeah, how can we solve your problem if you hide some information about that.

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